Buildings with low open violation rates near York College in NYC

It refers to a building’s open-violation signal from NYC open records. The goal is to help you find buildings with fewer open items right now, but it’s not a live guarantee that issues won’t exist or change.

Openigloo uses publicly available NYC open records to flag open violations. Because records can update on a schedule, the data may lag what’s happening in the building today.

Use the York College filter to focus the search area, then use the low-violations signal to shortlist buildings. After that, confirm maintenance standards and current condition with the building directly during your tour or application.

They can. Even with low open-violation signals, issues may be handled outside the specific record feed, or new matters can arise. Ask management about recent repairs, complaint handling, and follow-through.

Ask whether there are any active disputes, what recent major repairs were completed, how they document and close maintenance tickets, and what tenants should do if heat, water, or pests become issues.

They often align, but not always. Reviews reflect lived experiences, while open-record signals reflect what’s been recorded and posted. Use both to make a more complete decision.

As of 2026-07-07, there are 66+ buildings that match this filter pair.